Surfers bought blocks up here for a few thousand dollars.
Wardanup Crescent, up on Yallingup Hill, has averaged $4.08M a house over five years, almost $2M more than the typical Yallingup house. Alan Bond's company carved the hill into blocks and sealed the roads from around 1967, years before the America's Cup.
In May, number 63 sold for $9.85M, as two blocks with the one next door, about 1,500 m² in all. You're paying for the view: Canal Rocks, the lagoon, Main Break and up to Cape Naturaliste, with national park behind. Nine houses have sold in five years, on a street of 88 properties.